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Totally agree Mick but would be nice if he had the decency to put everyone straight on the matter instead of letting everyone make there own assumptions and putting companies names in the mix..........
Or maybe they feel like a complete utter t**t for thinking that there was a problem with the timing and it was another issue..........[emoji23][emoji23]
Maybe a daft question but I was under the impression that once the crank, pulleys and cams are all locked into position with the timing tools...... Then the timing is set at the correct point??
After fitting a set on new rear discs and bearings, I noticed the o/s rear side had a washer or spacer behind it which I left on which I presume it's supposed to be there? But the n/s one never had one? Should both sides have them & if so does anyone have any or where can I get one from?
cheers